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Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-01
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFFICE, No. IL. PEARL STREET.
Delivered by carrier IN any part OF the city ~
twenty cents per week
II. w. TMToN. Manager.
TELEPHONES:
DusIHHss OFFICE. No. ~
NI0HT EDIToR No 25
MINOR NJ ENTlON.
N. Y. Plum bing Co.

N. Y. Plumbing Co.
Reiter, tailor. Fall goods cheap.
District court convenes again this morn.
ing at 10 o'clock after recess OF day
and half
Ladies, see combined writing desk and
sewing machine. domestic office, 105
Main street.
The No. 3 hose horses were given lit
tie run Yesterday afternoon to acquaint
them with their work.
The large pile of cedar posts at the
Northwestern depot Will soon serve to
keep Mynster street travellers out of the
mud
The funeral of r. b. Martin, who lost
his life at the Glen avenue sand bank
Wednesday, occurred yesterday after
noon at O'Clock.
Ben Hart. aged sixteen, was arrested
yesterday for assaulting an" eleven-year-
old boy named +. w. Reed. His case
will come before Judge Aylesworth this
morning
There will be a special meeting of
Rebekah lodge this evening at 730 for
the transaction of business of Importance.
A full attendance is desired. BY order
ofN. &.
The stakes were set yesterday after
noon for the new patrol house, next to
the city Jail. The irregular track just
purchased of Mrs. Amy, by the city, gives
frontage of twenty-five feet on Bryant
street, while the rear end of the lot is
forty feet in width.
The Omaha Herald man in this city
must have upset himself IN the
prize fight on Thursday morning by
some means. He occupied a column
with an account of prize fight he never
attended ut all, ana tried to tell by
rounds what bloody affair it was and,
worse than all, he had the wrong man
whipped, and by his own errors allowed
Omaha to do up Council Bluffs.
DIR. j, 7. Van Ness, physician and sur
gcon, Office room 3, Opera House block,
will attend professional calls day or
night. Residence corner Eighth avenue
and Fifteenth street.
Visit the new jeweler, G. Voss, No. 415
Broadway, if you wish anything in his
line. He has fine assortment of the best
goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-01
The wake OF the Circus.

Business was quite brisk in Judge
Aylesworth's justice dispensary yester-
day morning, owing to the large number
of crooks who always follow large cir
Gus. Philip Reagan, of Burlington, and
A. +. Emerson, of Waterloo, n. Y, were
each sentenced to fifteen days wor k in
the court house yard. Emerson claimed
to be an educated gentleman, having at.
tended school until twenty-three years of
age. In answer to the courts query as
to how far advanced he was in mathe-
mates, he said that he had been as far as
'dezmals," and was pretty good in sub
traction and long division.
Reagan claimed to be a married man
of three years standing, but had been
away for two years. His family con-
sisted of a wife and two children, and
the Judge didn't blame HIM for leaving.
Will Smith and Johnny Howley were
two Muscatine siXteen-year-olds who ran
away from home about two months ago,
and IN order that their cup of experience
might be full and running over the court
gave them three days in jail, advising
them to get home as soon as possible
after their release.
g. A. johnson had just severed his con-
nection with the sideshOw band, and was
merely trying to get what they owed
him. He said he would Immediately try
to get work il let go, and was discharged.
Jim Smith, of Omaha, pleaded guilty
| to the charge of drunkenness, and ad-
mitted that he had been there before.
| The Judge laconically informed him that
Iowa whisky was higher than formerly
and taxed him $50.
An assessment of IS. 10 was also levied
on John Call for over indulgence.
| Charles Jones, (colorcd), wanted hote
work and was accommodated with
fifteen days 1T Hotel de O'Neil.
| Thomas Lee failed to touch tender
spot in the magisterial bosom and viii
| similar period.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-01


Miss Minnie Beehe is with friends in
Red Oak this week.
Dan McDurmett, of Key Creek, was at
the Creston yesterday.
A. McCandless, of Broca, was Creston
house guest yesterday.
Postmaster j. G. Christie, of Silver
City, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs, Charles |. Fowler of Chicago is
the guest of Mrs S. p. MacConnell.
f. A. Simonds, of New York, and F. A..
Schrunk, Of Dubuque, were ut the
Bechtele yesterday.
Rev. &. w. Crofts is back from Shen-
andoah, where he attended the Congreg-
ationai convention.
!. M. Hay and wife of Manawa Park
have gone to Minneapolis, and in few
days will return to ther summer residence
upon Lake Manawa.
Is. Schontz, who was county ja,ler for
several years, and is now a prosperous
merchant at Corrcctionville, Iowa. is in
the city for a brief visit.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-01
LATEST BY TELEPHONE !

J.-Say! Is there n fire any yyhcres There's am
awful crowd rushing up the street.
B.-Hcys Fire! N-n.w. llnint yc heard bout
the Special Curtain sale the Council BIufTs Car.
pet Co. is n havin' this week. That's vvhar the
crowd IL q gOin'.
J.--That's SO. They give pole with every pair
of curtains sold. Guess I'll go myself They are
at No. AO5 Broadway.
B.-Wait Till get my sartOut, an l'I 90 long
with yc.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-01

Watches, clocks, .iewelry, etc, the hest
in the city. G. Noss, ieweler, No. 4l5
Broadway. Repairs specially.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-01
The Months Expenses.

Disbursements from general and police
funds for the current expenses of the
city for the month ending September 30,
1887, were rs follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-01

One thousand head of one, two and
three year old steers for sale. Will give
credit to reliable parties. Enquire of A.
j. Greenamayer. 623 Mynster st., tele-
2l1
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-01

The bar fixtures and furniture of the
the St. Louis house will be sold at sheritfs
sale, Monday, Oct. ., at 8 o'clock a. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

IOTiCI.
Specia! advertisements, such as Lost, Found
.oLoan, For Sale, TO Rent, Wants. Boarding.
etc. will be inserted in this column at the low
rateofTEN CENTS PER LINE for the FIRST inscr-
ion and five Cents Fer Ii no 70. each subsequent
insertion. Leave advertisements at our ONCE
No IL Pearl street, near broadway. Council
Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-01
Personals.

j. w. and f. l.. Squire lend money.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-01

Visit the new jewcer G. Voss, No. 415
Broadway, if you wish anything in his
line. He has fine assortment of the best
goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-01

DIR. j, 7. Van Ness, physician and sur.
geon, Office room B. Opera House block,
will attend professional calls day or
night. Residence corner Eighth avenue
and Fifteenth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-01
WANTS.

NOR RENT-Two of the new Warren flats on
II Fifth avenue. Most desirable location in
tho city, near the dummy depot, all modern
improvements. Apply to OdeI Bros. n Co.,
No, lO3 Pearl street, Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-01

'INO Apple Buyers-50) bushels best winter
i apples in orchard in Council Bluffs. APP
ply to Horace Everett.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-01

TO loan. Cooper Il Judson,
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Mcntiomthc ADvEnrIsEn in writing,
CULTGSDODdgRCG
CLINTON.
~"

Tho recent heavy rains have some.
what retarded farm operations, but tn"
opportunity mas been appropriated by
II country friends, to haul out their
fertilizers and Other farm supplies, so
that thcrc has been very little loss of
t!nc. All the oats Sown in the fan were
:" badly winter Killed as 20 ne, c~s@itatc
g ro-scwine, which has been done, and
the prospect is very bright for Il fair
yield of that popular forage crop. The
acreage in whcatis large, and old far
mcrs say they have never seen tho
young plant look more promising.
The merchants OF onr town, ever char
artcr.ycd by It spirit of ltbcra!itv and
fair dealings are furnishing supple, ON
the most reasonable terms. Fertilizers
arc selling lower than ever known be-
fore. 1t Is true that crops were short
last year, and our people arc not rich,
yct>a large Per cent of chose purchaiIng
supplies in this marhct arc paving cash.
our Clinton Bank is doing Il splendid
business for It's managers, rs well as
furnishing our merchants and farmers
with ali he money they need to conduct
their business on a cash basis, thus vir-
tuaiy doing away with that abomlna-
ton, the lien law.
our young friend II. S. Craig, who
went to Florida some timo since, has
boon heard from. lie has established
himself in business at lisbon, in Orange
County. We predict for 1900, as he IL "a
milia:lv called, n bright future.
The Orphanage is in condition to add
to the number of its lmatos. Something
like n dozen new children have been adj
ded recently, and thCrc Is still DOM for
a few deserving whole orphans.
Rcv. Mr.. Miller has purchased OF Mr..
j.. w. Copeland his lato residence on
Main street, and moved into It..
Mr.. III. Y. Vance is building on Cen
tcnnial street, a very pretty cottage, and
he and his young family will soon DO in
a homo of their own.
MIR. Harrison and family ofIRcidyIlle,
have boen on a visit recently TO tho FAM
lily Of Prof, Smith.
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Curions Cnstorn IN Larn.

A curious custom Of tho natives Of
Java in tho nciGhbo-hcod OF the Bromo
Tolcano is recorded in The Straits Times,
OF Singapore. IL is said that whcnover
sn eruption takes place the natives, as
o az the fro (tho molten lava, no
don't is meant comes down tho noun
nin, kinGlc ut it &ho wood thoy uso es
fuel for cooking. They keep in tho fire
Aug made for years, and Whenever it
goes on; through NEGLECT or for any othcr
reason, they never Lindlc it anew from
matches, but obey get Il light from the;r
ne2ccot nciSnb2rS, whose iire wa orig
irGGy obtained from the volcano. Tho
Grc% in US" up 10 tho lato outGIrGt IL tho
NATIVE cc"hinS places wcro all obtained
from The Promo eruption OF 1862
Frank Lesbos,
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$ though tho sea trcmblca convulsivcIy

as though tho sea troubled convulsivciy
amid thousands of shooting, dancing
tongues Of flame Of prodigious size. Now
they emerged from tho water, now they
disappeared. at ono time they scared
aloft and melted away; at another a gust
OF wind divided tlcm into bright s~treal,s
of ilamc, the foamirg, bubbiing pillows
making music to the scono. In COM
pliance with tho wishes OF some Of tho
spectators our barge was stored toward
ue flames and passed through tho midst
Of them, u somewhat dangerous expert
ment, as tho barge waB employed IN tho
transport Of naphtha and was pretty VOL
S&turItc1 with the fluid. However, wo
escaped without accident and gazcd for
an hour longer on the u0Ngontcd spectacle
o. q sec on fire. ''-hoscow VedomQiu.
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President.
Gray ueads In Congress-.

There is a great deal of Old material
yet in congress, despite the TACT that
many Of the statcsInauic landmarks have
Sncn removed during tho past few years.
In the senate, morrill,, OF Vermont, stands
out d the Oldest man, being 70 years OF
agc, whit" his colleague, Edmunis, is GS.
Payne, Of Ohio, is also Is year, CID, bat
t"!!J short OF NORTH Ey seven months.
Dawes, Of Massachusetts. Is 20, although
lie docs not look co. Wade Hampton, Of
South Caroline; Eyarty, q Now York,
AID Sawyer, of Wisconsin, have with
stood tho blasts OF C3 winters and the
heat Ot 10 many summers. EyartJ LOOKS
much tho Oldest OF the trio. COlgcr, Of
Michigan, is spry. but has worn &C years.
Ni'e"n, OF Maryland, AMI Brown, OF
GEORGIA, are each C5, whiio Beck, of
hrn.uc%y, IS g. Pugh, &C Alabama, ID
CO, ana salisbury, t5c rusty bachelor
from Delaware, is CO, ana looks it..
I!.g"e is y Il in the house 50 old as
Ia. t.o Oldest scnntc"5. Judge Kelley,
TIE t"I.c; Of NE house, tho vaNoraji,
P,nnsy tvani2 protsc;ioniSt, leads the list.
He - %. Lpt Eldridga, Of Michigan, it
is Gatl, is quito IS old. Plumb, Of
Illinois, is 20, Willie the directory records
Mai.", of Connecticut, 1T 10, which must
bc an error. Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, is
60. Reagan, the cy-Confcdcrato post
master general and treasurer, the pride OF
Texas, is 60, rs is also Singleton, Of Mis-
sissippi. Barbour, Of Virginia, CO; ditto
Lindsey, of New York. Charley O'Ncil,
Of Pennsylvania, is G3; Wadsworth, OF
New York, the samc, and Geddcs, OF
Ohio, makes up a good CO. The old men
in the acnato seem to DO much moro aged
in actions than those In the houSc.-
~Lnd!anapOlis journal.
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We onr~ advantages tn cUSh bWvotS
that Viii never he found in tho h"atcn
path irregular trace. We Buy iuIun,I q
job lot" from bankrupt concerns who are
.JD'c.''( To %"ii, AMI our prices ar" GUUi.
IGcisIvr. aud CNtSIilNEi i'u!lnNiug
V" ErNc facts and H." IS G"i "N rot
G.i.i CiHtDt iiCi
heGjcH' ci"gaHt pl' hand hugs, ioc;
Russia pocket boots - tworth 1jc); Al
~liSator specie purse, u,cEic frames, ba'i
snap, LARGO size, nc; !",!i"s, tWo bladcd
pen "niNcs, Smell handle, .ac; Manicure
khJNoa,iu iingrr n3!l%, i1':tL"riN kniv-
ca, lUr; "C.nI'' carpc, Stretches, the
h"si, 300 Madam Louis hair crilmpcr,,
~; liahJ pms. tine gold plated, with
'ii.hE,' "b@r!ing, '"rot," &c, with cnt
letters, -Jr 4 pair, tworth 5Gr); Stcrco-
a~cai,ys, fancy hoods, iUc, twor;h 3d.;
St"rCnHcol.i" views, American, foreign,
comic, &'"iulry and actresses, SIC per
dozen, tN"gth 80 gilt edge rttyinH cards
~" Il pack, ,wuTth i5oI; Tom Thumb
playing Yards, Toe; handsome lrathrr,l,o
photo a%'huNS, Gilt edge, 4.."i Aiu"ic boM-
cS, v"cy fine, $l.lu; ~"\liktdV' bangle
bracelet, tl'c>i iht3y fn iti'c> JcWcirH,
BE-; Opera feather fans, C%aHdiuai, hiur,
%i.@5j; Ladies shears, nick!" plated, Il in.
.uc; tuiUrcL PINOT = DidrtrrSSuS. toe each,
for nc: Sowing machine oil, (hCet
sperm, 3 large bottles, ~; lllinS COM
l,>IOlG soap, ZOE, ) cakes for ~; iMblnS
iira"t!!F'nv p"wpcr. -; Acknowledgment
for tie r4ir, nc: Lyons. lOO;h lGWdcr,
large i~ItIios, i5r; iclru!"Un j"llv POI
n'a!c," 'o,,."N Tor ~: German cologne,
l1''; "Si0icI &lss"H,' an extra In" per
!uH'", .n', worth 'w,rta %i3; tl,u"h Shoe
dressing. best quality, , bottles Tor 2J".
ih"ic "a at p.rht u p,y't:uN. Ne order
. .5,@c n 'Gr .@i' I I:1a "- Xix % q, %D,; Ii" anI
charm, "iln beautiful ~ptiu lined ease,
l.reIlI 'tc v.ithlcscry rat p.r!,3' mount
iEg - "v"r yi'c @iyiirt> received Gwrin"
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Allen COMMUNICATING liquor
without ~liconso, Guilty.
II. L.. disappointing liquor without
license, Guilty.
George Pool-selling liquor without
license, Guilty.
James Macfey-Burglary and LARGE
ny Guilty.
Lou Coon-Nagrancy, Guilty.
Ike Mack
Annie sullivan
Tho State vs.. George Sullivan, assault
and battery with intent to Kill, and an
assault and battery of Il high and aggre-
waited nature. Verdict, guilty as to sec
ond count
The state VS.. John Washington and
jim Mack, burglary and larceny Guilty,
With recommendation 10 mercy.
The state vs. Abe Barksdalc, grand
larceny. Plead guilty.
The state W.. VIA. Dryscn, receiving
stolen goods. Guilty.
Tho state rs. Gus Ycargin, larceny.
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HIGHLAND HOME.
OBSERVER

Tho rains have. descended upOr tho
earth and it is thoroughly wet.
Consequently thcplows hayo been stop
ped for tie past two weeks, and farmers
arc go.tin;; behind.
We observe IN our travels around nca-
~ every farmer is making his own fer
]tiiizcr. Nearly every one has rono TO
Tie woods nd is raIIirg up thc litter
and is either hauling into his ncid OF
composing with other HaDurs
wo predict ti,at next fall those who
haYo made tEo most compost will lo the
least troubled III paying their Euuno
an.d other bills. We 90 not tiIinh it host
10 quit the euan0 entirely, but would
say leave Off one half and make up with
homemade manure
Since oar last tho Great Reaper has
hocn i'll our community. Only - few
days ago NJ. J. i. Oror", ~ Eiphl- re.
sp"cicd and most useful citizen, was
buried Mt Warrior Croel;.
On yesterday We attended Che burial
OF Mr.. w. NJ. Mitchell ut Chestnut
Ridge. lie died a! York Shoals, Green
willie County ON Hast friiay Irc.ming.
IN" Rev. ). i. Pits, whilst paving The
asst tributn 20 h.yu, said that his message
WAS 10 The living. After The sermon She
remains we're turned Over to The Masonic
= hu5 il ~ one our riost useful citi-
Hons arc called from labor to reward.
No other news oi Importance.
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A Great Son on FRO.

Tho shores of tho Caspian abound In
naphtha springs extending for miles
under the seq, the imprisoned gases Of
this volatile substance often escaping
from assures in its bed and bubbling up
in large volumes to tho surface. This
circumstance has given rise to tho prac-
tico Of setting the sea on fire" which
is thus described by n modern traveller:
Hiring u steam barge we put out to
sea, and, after q lengthy search, found a
suitable spot. Our boat having moved
round to windward, q sailor threw a
bundle of burning flax into the sea, when
floods Of light dispelled tho surrounding
darkness. No fireworks, no illumina-
tions, arc to be compared to tho sight
that urpSpts1 tEeli 10 or Gpse Ewp
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Ino Jolly EaYnnkn.

Among the people WHO do not appear
to ho greatly impressed via tho cxamplo
Of S!C"i niuaU he v"c.Guod those German
professors and litera;i who ATTENDED tae
nnnui. banquet Of thc scientific societies
recently held ~ Berlin. The ncnu COM
priool goo OK tongues, roo ducks, 2,CGO
pourlisof nl!ct OF veal, 800 loLstcrs and
1900 p"Lnd9 Of nhino galmon. A Bear
naisio 6&ucr, which formed ono of the
accessories, required FOR its composition
200 pounds of butter and 1000 EGGS
Lo Tigaro,
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Ladies' Guide to rancy-work.

This work contains nearly 800 hand
SOUao Illustrations WITH instructions for
making hundreds OF beautiful thingS,
either toT adjoining NCrr h0m" or IrcS-
CntS for yOU friends ~ 4 most triiiilg
cxp"nsc, iu"lutinG all kinds Of Fancy
Work, Artistic E,ubrOidcriCs, Lace
Work Knitting, TattinE and Net Work;
contains designs for MoroGrai1S, Gri-
tal", 1ldlos, humhr"quins, OttomanS,
Countcrpains, Rugs, Carriage robc5,
brackets, Wal Pockets, Waste Paper
Baskets, WoTk Boxes, work IirSket.,
Work lngS, Pen wipcrS, Hanging baSk-
cts, tstch-aliS. PIN cushions, foOt&tCrls,
handkerchief boxes, Glove boxes, Card
baskets, Sofa pillows, Table covers,
Work stands, Table scarf screens, scrap
bags, Hand BAGS, rah!e matS, Toilet
mats, lamp M@ :, I1%mp shades, l-illow
$l%mS, Iii!cW shan hOldurS, Curtains,
Tu.l"t stands, slipper cases, Letter cas-
cE, Picture frames. Toilet sets, Cloths,
Brush holders, llaeSoc.,S, Cis;U boxes,
Satchois, fancy Purses, shippers, Erca-
s:iE gowns. Musi" portfolios, Knife cas-
cs, FANS, liowc, BASKETS, Plant &taudH,
Flower poi covers shawl drc9s trim
mingG, Window shades, Feather work,
Spat;rr work, Lrat photographs and
IG2Uy ether thinG5.
tits handsomely bound, containing G.
idrEc3 column lHE"S, aId Will be sent
post paid To-; only - cents. 1t is ,hc
finest hook on iancE work ever pubiISh-
ed, and every lady Interested III house
Address, TIE LMiniEi| NEWS CO.,
Syracuse, y. \.
Mention this paper.
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Court.

Court.
The present Term of tho Court Of Scs-
sions hus boon long and tedious and has
resulted in sending u strong delegation
70 tho p~onitentiary. Tho following is q
list OF those convicted.
Arthur Perkins-assault and Battery
with intent to Ravish,t Guilty.
WIN Evins- Endangoring Safety OF
prisons on II. II. Car, Guilty
Max Harek-solling liquor without
license, Guilty.
Ike Richardson-AssHult and Battery
high II aggravated nature, Guilty,
moBo Brown--Arson, Guilty.
o. NJ. Compton-Selling liquor with
out license. Guilty.
Jno ID. Shehan-ScllinG liquor without
iiconse, Guilty.
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Mrs. Coleman and family of New
Market, paid Visit recently to Mrs. j.
A. Bailey.
Mrs. Col. j. II. Irby is visiting tho
sick family of her son DR.. w, C. Irby.
Ncssrs 5. f. and II. y. Vance, w. j.
Owcps, j.. NJ. Rlakeicy and G.. w. Bal
ley, all of Clinton, AFRO in Attendance rs
jurors at the present term OF court.
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Tho Nook.lo Charm.

IL thorc Ia thing lnoro than auOhsT
that u "sassicty" boiio HG0rca i. ia q hobby.
Something new III this Gno 10 invented
cTcry lttio while by soLn3 fair sis.ar, foI
Lobh,GJ grow stale and embarrassing Ia y
alo,s tIa3. Iho --latest CUt 10 tho COLES
Tor. OF Tho small r2:ktiC3 which eoutio-
men now wear, and arO used by tAo Gcar
creatures who Veg Chem in q o moral
, sentimental manner. A mall cord
Is stretched from post 10 pu5s across sHC
head and foo.picco Of rho yOvur lcLv's
bed, 10 which Tho tios arc faatouei. \
TIC, whca presented b., q Begged q, .
GcniiG'"an, n:'oC DO accompanied b. "a
miniature Ca;G, bearing his na.ro or mon
oGrtrn. uaGUr Wick tho lady writes do
preiticst compiimcnr tie Civ, las eroc
pad her. INo S,GJ are Gr-GcIol artistic
ally, with regard to color, and tho bellies
OF lashiOn vie with each OtL!ar IN GndgaY-
oiinS - I've lho fist 60 have h, couch
fully doc&@l. zach ni@ht n ito +, takcn
from tn. line aud p.a2"l under The pillow
10 insure pleasant ityuiny, II C tho end
OF VIZ month"; ~!lor II giTl has completed
the task OF tho decoration $40 hu rol en-
gagged to many, III" tics ara I.!G into a.
black bag, tiod with a black ribbon, and
niniG IN an obscure cCsrcr. She inu:t
then bCTin over Ggain, in hopes :ha. hcr
luck will turn. After marriage : silk
ql!i. must Ia made, and tho tics arc fast
cnod III clusters here and ihoro al over
the top cf ii. iHI.l - IL IN all probability
remain q taing IL beauty and G.lOrnmcut
unit! after tho FIRST C]uarrcl, wi."n tho
sight Of tho ties VI Ills wify's fornicr al
m:rcr5 excitcs do young huana1l { o
greater AMER, and hS varka chem OH
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Now is tho time for merchants to SOW
Spring advertisements. Tho best meth
cd Is by using the columns OF rho hD-
VERTISER, as by this means they are
more thoroughly distributed and at loss
expense than bV any other.
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Tho Allen Cunningham arson case
created great interest in Court on Fri
day. Johnson & R!chcy represented the
prisoner and managed tho defence ai-
miraOly. Mr.. Johnson mado Il telling
speech OF two hours.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-02

Tho birmingham craze is on tho wanc.
From tho number of new industries to
be started, and good paying enterprise
needed, which the near future will de
yelop at this place, Lnurcns is likely to
create a similar sensation.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-02
1)oatlia,

We regret TO learn of the death OF
Mack Mitchell, II most estlmablc citizen
OF Fork Shoals nc!ghbOrhood, which oc-
cured on Thursday last. Ito died very
suddenly of heart disease.
Also, Mrs. Iangston, wife of barnett
Langston, of Lanford Station, which oc-
Cured on tho 18th inst, after a lingcr-
ing illness.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-02

Mr.. Edward Carswell, the celebrated
Canadian temperance lecturer spoke to
good audience IN the college chapel Un
Thursday evening. 10 is an earnest
and eloquent speaker, and delivered II
most excellent address ON the evils of
intemperanco, which was rcplctc with
sparkling anecdotes and sound advice.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-02

Congressman Cochran has gono to
Washington to 'learn the ropes" before
assuming his office. His high culture
and pleasing manners viii mako him
very popular ut the capitol, while his
II judgment and oloJuencc will
command attention in thc House nf
Representatives.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-02

Some men can't find anything TO do,
but thoy cannot DO riticd; for, if per
chance they should find il, they VI aid
DO miserable.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-02

A largo lot OF Guano just received at
Sullivan ~ Milams Ora >. c. Cal on
them, they will sell you q. lowest posi-
bic prices. q